Winston Marshall

What I read about it is that the press downplayed it, as did the officials looking into it, because they did not want to be charged with racism.

What I read about it is that the press downplayed it, as did the officials looking into it, because they did not want to be charged with racism.

What I read about it is that the press downplayed it, as did the officials looking into it, because they did not want to be charged with racism.

So in other words, in the service of not being called a racist... You did something that was so immoral. And this went on for like 20 years, right? More, yeah.

So in other words, in the service of not being called a racist... You did something that was so immoral. And this went on for like 20 years, right? More, yeah.

So in other words, in the service of not being called a racist... You did something that was so immoral. And this went on for like 20 years, right? More, yeah.

But do you blame the media for not making this more... I mean, here in America, this got on people's radar because Musk started tweeting about it.

But do you blame the media for not making this more... I mean, here in America, this got on people's radar because Musk started tweeting about it.

But do you blame the media for not making this more... I mean, here in America, this got on people's radar because Musk started tweeting about it.

I mean, I look into it. It's not like the New York Times didn't cover it, but I would say this. If the New York Times had wanted... to put this on everybody's radar, they could have. They covered it, they didn't ignore it, but to me it was as big, it's what do you choose to put on the front page? That's your choice. That's an editor's choice. When it was the Catholic Church molesting boys,

I mean, I look into it. It's not like the New York Times didn't cover it, but I would say this. If the New York Times had wanted... to put this on everybody's radar, they could have. They covered it, they didn't ignore it, but to me it was as big, it's what do you choose to put on the front page? That's your choice. That's an editor's choice. When it was the Catholic Church molesting boys,

I mean, I look into it. It's not like the New York Times didn't cover it, but I would say this. If the New York Times had wanted... to put this on everybody's radar, they could have. They covered it, they didn't ignore it, but to me it was as big, it's what do you choose to put on the front page? That's your choice. That's an editor's choice. When it was the Catholic Church molesting boys,

And I was a young Catholic boy, and I was not molested. And I'm a little insulted. No. But it's not maybe quite as widespread as that. But it's kind of on that level. It's systemic. And it has to do with the sacred cows that we dare not say the Catholic Church is actually what it is. And look, I love it.

And I was a young Catholic boy, and I was not molested. And I'm a little insulted. No. But it's not maybe quite as widespread as that. But it's kind of on that level. It's systemic. And it has to do with the sacred cows that we dare not say the Catholic Church is actually what it is. And look, I love it.

And I was a young Catholic boy, and I was not molested. And I'm a little insulted. No. But it's not maybe quite as widespread as that. But it's kind of on that level. It's systemic. And it has to do with the sacred cows that we dare not say the Catholic Church is actually what it is. And look, I love it.

You can just tell when they don't want to make it a story because it just doesn't feed their narrative. Exactly. Their narrative is multiculturalism. Their narrative, and they're going to stick to their story, is that cultures are different, but they're all alike, really. No, they're different and they're sometimes not alike. Theocracy is not just different than democracy, it's worse.

You can just tell when they don't want to make it a story because it just doesn't feed their narrative. Exactly. Their narrative is multiculturalism. Their narrative, and they're going to stick to their story, is that cultures are different, but they're all alike, really. No, they're different and they're sometimes not alike. Theocracy is not just different than democracy, it's worse.

You can just tell when they don't want to make it a story because it just doesn't feed their narrative. Exactly. Their narrative is multiculturalism. Their narrative, and they're going to stick to their story, is that cultures are different, but they're all alike, really. No, they're different and they're sometimes not alike. Theocracy is not just different than democracy, it's worse.

There's like, I don't know how many countries, five, 10, I don't know, with the word Islam in the title of the country, it would be like the Christian, United States of America, which, look, there's people in this country who would love to see that. And not just a few of them. And they're in Congress. And it could happen. But it hasn't yet. But they're there.

There's like, I don't know how many countries, five, 10, I don't know, with the word Islam in the title of the country, it would be like the Christian, United States of America, which, look, there's people in this country who would love to see that. And not just a few of them. And they're in Congress. And it could happen. But it hasn't yet. But they're there.